St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23
SALTWATER NEWS,
Social and General Round Up of
the RIuff Cjtv


The secretary of st. Johns Lodge.
No. l, A. F. and A. NJ, has received an
pllcatlOn from the secretary of Friend
ship Lodge, No. S4, of Hagerstown, Md,
asking them to help their lodge in build
ing hall building in that city, as they
have been impoverished by assisting so
many MasOnS during the war and other
times, being on the direct route of travel
from Washington, West and Southwest
orthe- last half century and the ter
minus OF four railroads..
The marriage Of DR.. Phillip Mueller
and Miss AntOinette Jassoy was the
principal social event of the week, and
happier and brighter wedding event
has never been celebrated in our city.
The guests were nearly all relatives of
the contracting parties, and thoroughly
enjoyed the occasion.
Free McKusick was the lucky one to
catch the biggest bass this summer-fve
pounds and one-half-and he was pre-
sented with an elegant bamboo fishing
Crandall & Barclay, druggists.
Charles Bean and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Hursey, Mrs. Ella Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Caplatzeie. Leo
and Abe, their sons, Mrs. Charles Pen
nigton and others left in special car
for California.
''Jim" Andrews, a convict who was
liberated from state prison on Friday.
got roaring drunk and tried to paint the
town red, but was cOlIared by a police
man and sent up for thirty days.
Secretary Rogers, of the Y. N. G. A.
rooms, says that it is the fault of the
boys who try to do difficult tricks in the
gymnasium without instruction. who
get their limbs broken.
Mrs. G. NJ. S. Tingley of Miles Citv
Mont, has been visiting at Mrs. J. e.
O'GOrman's for few days. She was
formerly known here as Miss Brownies
Gridley.
John G. Cover, of Tip Top. Ariz.. a
prominent mining superintendent and
owner. has been in the city a few DAYS
visiting his mother, Mrs. David Cover.
l.. B. Long, of Brookville, Pa. a
cousin of j. B. Sturtevant, of this citv.
and Jack Sturtevant, of st. Paul. were
here on Monday, visiting friends.
People living in the township of
Oneka IN this county complain of a
large number of wolves that are infest-
ing that region and killing stock.
James Malloy and Miss Maggie Pha-
len, of this city, were united in mar
riage at st. MichaeFs church Tuesday
morning by Rev. Father Murphy.
Minnie Maddern, very pleasing lit
tie actress, appears at the Grand opera
house tomorrow evening in the famous
society play of Caprice"
d. III. Hersey bought a very good
'chromo' of the "oId fiddle'' oil paint
ing so much admired at the Minneapolis
Exposition.
Mrs. l.. E. Torinus entertained the
congregation of the Episcopal church on
Thursday evening with an elegant sup
per.
VIM. Smithson has returned from an
exploration trip to Seattle, Oregon.
whittier he has some intentions of lOcat-
ing.
d. II. Hersey and wife returned from
New York OH Monday. Mrs. Hersey has
been in Europe for about four months.
Will Wardemann and Norman Bron-
son started up to Rice Lake, Wis. in a
row boat expecting to slaughter ducks.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Huntington are
here on visit to r. S. Parker and wife.
Their home is at Painesville, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Siebold, OF st. Paul,
Were here on Monday in attendance
upon the Mueller-Jassoy wedding.
ID. NJ. Swain is visiting i'll Davenport,
To-, fews days OH business connected
with his steamer, Verne Swain.
Rev.J. c. Caldwell, of Lacrosse, Wis.
was the guest of Hon. j: n. Castle and
wife for a few days last week.
Rev. E. I'll. Page, of Minneapolis, will
preach at the usual hour morning and
evening at the Baptist church.
Sol Smith Russell comes on Nov. ].
and will be greeted by a full house. as
he is great favorite here.
Herman PretZel and brother are to
open restaurant in the Green block.
near the union depot.
A party was given by Will Lane and
James Brennan OH Wednesday evening
at the opera house hall.
Our county commissioners were in
session two days the past week and did
considerable business.
Mrs. E. F. Murdock, of Minneapolis.
well known in this city, is the guest of
Mrs. DIR. j. {. Rhodes.
Rev. &. IIalbright, of the First Pres
l'yterian church, will preach upon the
subject of tobacco.
john Disch, an old citizen of this